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Her eyes became bloodshot and her breathing ragged. “Give that book to me,” Mr. Hamilton muttered bluntly. “Give it back to him, Emma,” Karen yelled, her tear-filled eyes echoing anger and desperation. Emma huffed and puffed stubbornly before throwing the will book towards Mr. Hamilton as she took her previous position. “I’m sorry for her behavior,” Karen muttered calmly. Her poignant eyes portrayed innocence. For the first time since Karen got married to my dad, she humbled herself before someone else. What could she be up to? Her innocent acts always uncover a treacherous plan in the end.

“I look around me tonight and see the best of the best, Kings and queens amongst shifters. Mike may hold the title of royal beta, but he stepped in as acting king twice now. And Tobias, you turned down the Alpha position of the Kodiak Kingdom to serve Mathias, the king of kings. Rhett has proven he is the king of hunters and Finn is a king in his own right. “To me, you are all kings. Knight of the chosen one or not, you are all the Queen of shifter's Kings and rightly deserve to be treated as such.” “The Queens Kings,” Kellen says. “The Queens kings,” Mike repeats followed by Hunji, Finn, Tobias, Rostam, and Crimson. “And queens!” Morgan pouts. “Yes, and queens.” I chuckle at Morgan who I kn

The smell of singed wood and plaster permeated the air as my subjects stood in silence; too shocked to utter a sound. “When I was here last, I was but a naïve girl wondering myself the same thing this small group before me wonders. I was raised in a remote part of the world with minimal contact to anyone outside my immediate family; which consisted of myself and my grandparents. When Geordie Brennus, King of Verso, posed as a wanderer to trick me into returning to my mutant-vampire mother so that she could barter me in marriage to Prince Vogel in exchange for an alliance, I followed him like an innocent lamb to the slaughter house.” When the crowd went abuzz over my words, I waited a momen

I rejoined him in the main room, and we left. We walked down the halls towards their smaller apartments hand in hand talking about what I had read in the book. “There were several royal women who were named Elizabeth and Anne, Conor. Some had been rulers in their own right or consorts to the kings of Mazifik. There was another woman towards the middle of the long Lucevkin dynasty named Karen too!” I explained happily. “According to the book, Karen means water lily or water flower. And this Queen Karen had been a consort to King Andrew IV. They even had a picture of her in the book! It was interesting because she had violet hair like me and pretty blue eyes like Lizette. She died when she was

K.I. Lynn is the USA Today Bestselling Author from The Bend Anthology and the Amazon Bestsellers, Breach and Becoming Mrs Lockwood. She spent her life in the arts, everything from music to painting and ceramics, then to writing. Characters have always run around in her head, acting out their stories, but it wasn’t until later in life she would put them to pen. It would turn out to be the one thing she was really passionate about.

Karen fumed, Karen was the older and even more graceful version of Nicole. Despite her pliant looks, she'd been a powerful enforcer and warrior for another pack before she met Mendez. She'd been so powerful and popular that she'd been nicknamed Kat, after her wolf's fighting style. Karen's ginger-colored wolf was as vicious as a cat and even more sneaky. She'd also been from a wealthy family, who did everything to get her married to Mendez so she would stop violence and face the family business.

Karen Karenina sat quietly in her room, accompanied by the soft morning light streaming through the window. Her hair, a dark brown that shone brightly in the sunlight, was gently combed by Helga, bringing a feeling of peace that she had always enjoyed. Karenina had always loved moments like this, remembering how her mother had combed her hair and how she had found comfort in her gentle touch.

She was grateful for her loving parents, unlike King Alexander Knight, who had a reputation for cruelty. Victoria had heard rumors about King Alexander Knight's brutal actions, including the murder of his own brothers for the throne. She wasn't afraid of being killed; her concern was whether she would receive the love and care she had always dreamed of from her husband. Lost in thought, she was startled when someone knocked on her door, and a voice called out, "Victoria, my princess, may I come in?" It was the voice of her mother, Queen Mary Herman.

I sigh, "I was kind of forced to. Archie said he would pay for them," "That's nice of him, but why did he have to force you?" She's the first therapist that I've been to that doesn't take notes, she says that she wasn't our sessions to be more of a conversation than a confrontation. "Recent events have had me in a really bad state of mind," I reply, "Ever since I started seeing the King, things have been chaotic." "When you say seeing, do you mean officially or casually?" "Officially." She nods, "Okay, so what has made things chaotic?"

K.I. Lynn is the USA Today Bestselling Author from The Bend Anthology and the Amazon Bestsellers, Breach and Becoming Mrs Lockwood. She spent her life in the arts, everything from music to painting and ceramics, then to writing. Characters have always run around in her head, acting out their stories, but it wasn’t until later in life she would put them to pen. It would turn out to be the one thing she was really passionate about.